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UnderAIR

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Now the near future, cyberpunk, and you are a local geek. Not a scientist or a genius, but a very talented inventor. For the past few years, you have been living in a rented workshop next door to a bar. The bartender is your good friend and soul mate, however it was his idea with an auction and with a very dubious lot "time machine", yes. In general, now she is in the garage, and not a little effort has already been spent on her, but, most importantly, this is the new T9 string engine. It remains to collect it, well, and a couple of little things ... Well? To the cause!

Get Access - isometric puzzle quest with the mechanics of rotating rooms. You have to open what is closed, correct what is broken, find a way out of the rooms and solve various kinds of tasks and puzzles.

Features:
✩ Addictive gameplay
✩ Nice minimalistic graphics
✩ Room rotation mechanics
✩ Many riddles and puzzles
✩ Hints and help

Awards:
✩ Best Mobile Game - DevGAMM Minsk 2019

Ratings and reviews

Love the concept and the overall vibe of the game. I'd give it 5/5, BUT for whatever reason, I'm unable to buy the full version in order to be able to finish the story, which is super frustrating after investing hours of play time. This is the only app that I'm unable to make a purchase in. Everything should work on my end. It does everywhere else in the store. Devs, if you're reading this, please fix this or advise. I'm literally trying to give you my money, but I'm unable to.

it's really fun, I love that everything you can pay for can still be accessed with ads! I just wish there were more levels to it, maybe some adventure stuff after you get the car working. speaking of the car, the easter eggs are all really cool too. I couldn't work out the answers to the door that opens the steam room or the end of the puzzle in 588. I figured those out by accident. I might just have missed something though, very easy to do in this game!

Apsolutely loved this game. Puzzles were very challenging, art style was great, the background music was brilliant; it's clearly a well thought out game. The only flaw I can find, which is quite a big one, is that you have to pay to finish the game. You can spend ages going through the puzzles and get right to the end before you get hit by a pay-to-beat puzzle. It's such a big let-down. If I were the creators, I'd make people pay earlier on in the game as this just ruins my opinion of the game.

What's new

● Updating frameworks
● Minor improvements